L.E.D Moonlit Productions
c. 2002
recovered from a third party archive
260 × 60 px · 2002
Design record · 2002 to 2026
The record covers 44 brands. Of those, 24 have a surviving mark, supplied by the client, from the company's own site, or recovered from a third party archive. They are collected here at full size, on white, the way a design archive presents its holdings rather than the way a company presents a logo wall.
The oldest dated file is a wordmark captured in 2002. The largest source file in the library is 12,264 pixels wide, an export made for print rather than for a web page, and 5 of the recovered files are that kind of original artwork. No mark in the recovered set was drawn for this website.
Provenance
Three routes produced everything below, and every file on this page is labelled with the one it came by.
4 marks
Files handed over directly by the company as the canonical current marks.
Lake Holdings, Archer Group, Moderra.ai, Person.ai (2025)
11 marks
Pulled from the media library of the company's own site, captured in 2025. Several are original design exports rather than web derivatives.
CanvasPrints.com, CheapStickers.com, CouponSaver.com, CustomCoasters.com, DevHouze, Epic Print, Everest Direct, Lake Financial & HR Services, Mugs.com, ProjHouze, SpacePrints.com
9 marks
Lifted out of archived copies of pages that are no longer live, which is the only place these marks still exist.
L.E.D Moonlit Productions, Kaboom Tune, ElectronicFrog, Attorney Finder Pro, AuctionZing, Boost Liquidation, Junk Rabbit, Storage Unit Auction List, Inventory Scouts
20 of the 44 brands have no recovered mark at all. The archive does not fill those gaps with an invented logo. Each is set as a typographic reconstruction in the house display face and kept in its own section of the gallery, so nothing on this page presents a reconstruction as an artifact.
Files the harvest returned that could not be shown to be assets of this company are not published. In one case the mark belongs to a different and unrelated business that shares a name with an early venture here; in another the provenance could not be traced. Publishing them would present somebody else's work as part of this record, so those brands appear in the gallery as reconstructions instead.
Gallery 01
Every surviving mark at the size it deserves, followed by the brands that left none. Each card links to the brand record.
24 files · 2002 to 2026
Real files that survive from the period they belong to, shown at native aspect and never scaled past their own resolution.
c. 2002
recovered from a third party archive
260 × 60 px · 2002
2006-2008
recovered from a third party archive
210 × 65 px · 2006
2007-2014
recovered from a third party archive
183 × 162 px · 2013
2007-present
supplied by the client
Parent entity
1,500 × 500 px
2010-2016
recovered from a third party archive
232 × 69 px · 2016
2011-2016
recovered from a third party archive
656 × 450 px · 2014
2011-2014
recovered from a third party archive
245 × 100 px · 2012
2011–2023
recovered from a third party archive
2,559 × 768 px
2011-2020
recovered from a third party archive
375 × 57 px · 2014
2013-2014
recovered from a third party archive
200 × 32 px · 2013
2019-present
from the company's own site
691 × 112 px · 2025
Present
supplied by the client
1,500 × 500 px
Documented from 2025
from the company's own site
3,400 × 636 px · 2025
Documented 2025
from the company's own site
4,349 × 2,289 px · 2025
Documented from 2025
from the company's own site
11,190 × 2,616 px · 2025
Documented 2025
from the company's own site
380 × 214 px · 2025
Documented from 2025
from the company's own site
298 × 208 px · 2025
Present
from the company's own site
4,316 × 608 px · 2025
Documented 2025
from the company's own site
1,500 × 500 px · 2025
Present
supplied by the client
150 × 47 px · 2026
Documented from 2025
from the company's own site
664 × 233 px · 2025
2025
supplied by the client
198 × 49 px · 2026
Documented 2025
from the company's own site
380 × 214 px · 2025
Documented from 2025
from the company's own site
12,264 × 2,466 px · 2025
20 brands
These brands left no mark behind. What follows is a typographic treatment set in the house display face, and where the record documents a colour it is carried through. None of it is a recovered artifact, which is why it is kept apart from the files above.
c. 2004-2005
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
homepage capture survives · 2004
2007
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
homepage capture survives · 2007
2007-2011
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
homepage capture survives · 2011
c. 2008-2013
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
homepage capture survives · 2010
2010
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
2012
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
2012-2019
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
homepage capture survives · 2012
2013
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
Unrecorded
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
2013, end date unrecorded
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
2014-2022
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
homepage capture survives · 2022
Documented 2025
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
Documented 2025
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
Documented 2025
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
Documented 2025
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
Documented 2025
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
Documented 2025
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
Documented 2025
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
Present
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
Present
no mark recovered, set as a reconstruction
Gallery 02
16 homepages survive as images, running from 2002 to 2026. Several are genuinely interesting period web design. Open one to read it at full size, or follow the same link to the image on its own. Where a source reference was recorded, it sits under the capture.
Open at full size 2002
The ledmoonlitproductions.com homepage as captured in August 2002, advertising wedding, corporate, insurance and training video work alongside animation. It is the oldest page in the archive.
Brand record Source capture for L.E.D Moonlit Productions, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2004
The theebayauctioneers.com homepage in 2004, offering consignment selling on commission alongside the shipping outlet setup guide.
Brand record Source capture for The eBay Auctioneers, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2006
The kaboomtune.com homepage carrying the One Day One Album positioning, with artist submissions, album listening and internet radio.
Brand record Source capture for Kaboom Tune, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2007
The kaboomcinema.com homepage in 2007. With no recovered brand mark, this capture is the only surviving visual record of the business.
Brand record Source capture for Kaboom Cinema, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2010
The public cinemapreservationgroup.com homepage, describing financing on 35mm film projection equipment. This capture is from April 2, 2010, and archived captures of the site run on to 2013.
Brand record Source capture for Cinema Preservation Group, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2011
The wncappliance.com homepage in 2011, built entirely in Flash on the Wix platform. With no recovered mark, this capture is the only visual record of the brand.
Brand record Source capture for WNC Appliance, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2012
boostliquidation.com as captured by the Internet Archive on May 3, 2012.
Brand record Source capture for Boost Liquidation, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2012
toysliquidators.com as captured by the Internet Archive in May 2012.
Brand record Source capture for Toys Liquidators, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2013
The electronicfrog.com homepage in 2013, setting out the online quote, the Asheville drop-off and the mail-in options for used devices.
Brand record Source capture for ElectronicFrog, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2013
The inventoryscouts.com homepage as archived in 2013, offering scam insurance, a subscriber-only vendor rating system and credit-checked suppliers. The footer links back to Boost Liquidation.
Brand record Source capture for Inventory Scouts, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2014
auctionzing.com in May 2014, still reading ONLINE AUCTION MARKETPLACE COMING SOON three years after the domain first went live.
Brand record Source capture for AuctionZing, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2014
storageunitauctionlist.com as captured by the Internet Archive in January 2014. The site sold access to a national directory of storage auctions on a seven-day free trial.
Brand record Source capture for Storage Unit Auction List, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2016
attorneyfinderpro.com as archived in 2016, captured inside the Internet Archive toolbar. The entire page is one short form and a long disclaimer.
Brand record Source capture for Attorney Finder Pro, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2021
The Junk Rabbit site as archived in 2021, with the service list and the published pricing table.
Brand record Source capture for Junk Rabbit, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2022
arrestrecordmarketing.com as archived in 2022, with the Internet Archive fundraising banner across the top. The wordmark on this page is the source for the typographic treatment used throughout this site.
Brand record Source capture for Arrest Record Marketing, opens in a new tab
Open at full size 2026
The landing page canvasprints.com has held since Hurricane Helene, reading A Temporary Pause, But Not Goodbye. Captured from the live site in 2026.
Brand record Source capture for CanvasPrints.com, opens in a new tab
The thin end of the record
For six brands the homepage capture is the only surviving visual record.
No logo file, no letterhead, no export. What the archive holds for each of these is one image of a page, and beyond it the written record. They are the clearest argument for keeping an archive at all: a brand that operated for years can leave behind a single screenshot, and if nobody captures that, it leaves nothing.